Image Schema - Revision history

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‎Problems with Literature describing Image Schema

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‎Listing

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‎{{ImageSchema|Spatial Schema}}s and {{ImageSchema|Temporal Schema}}s

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 http://www.ello.uos.de/field.php/CognitiveApproaches/ImageSchemas
 image schemas can be described as fundamental and deeply rooted concepts, acquired in early childhood, some maybe even earlier.
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 Whereas image schemas are of course meaningful themselves and can be expressed language, they also give rise to more abstract concepts via use of conceptual metaphors such as the application of the schema CONTAINER to other areas such as emotional states.
-Image schemas are said to be derived directly from embodiment, i.e. the ways our human bodies perceive and interact with the external world. It is important however, to notice, that even though this might be true, embodiment does
+Image schemas are said to be derived directly from embodiment, i.e. the ways our human bodies perceive and interact with the external world. It is important however, to notice, that even though this might be true, embodiment does does not always have to result in concepts that remain constant over the years.
 image schemas that have been suggested are the following:
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 -	[[Splitting]]
 -	[[Superimposition]]
--	[[Collection
+-	[[Collection]]
 -	[[Process]]
 -	...

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 image schemas that have been suggested are the following:
-*	[[Blockage]]
+-	[[Blockage]]
 -	[[Enablement]]
 -	[[Cycle]]
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 -	[[Near-far]]
 -	[[Merging]]
--	[[Matching
+-	[[Matching]]
 -	[[Contact]]
 -	[[Object]]
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 -	[[Restraint-count]]
 -	[[Center-periphery]]
--	[[Splitting
+-	[[Splitting]]
 -	[[Superimposition]]
 -	[[Collection

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 — [[Valeriya Denisova]] (Ph.D. student) Translated by [[Alina Strugova]]
+http://www.ello.uos.de/field.php/CognitiveApproaches/ImageSchemas
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	: [[Mandler J. M.]], [[Cánovas C. P.]] On defining image schemas // On Language and Cognition, UK Cognitive Linguistics Association, 2004. – Vol. 6. – P. 510–532.		: [[Mandler J. M.]], [[Cánovas C. P.]] On defining image schemas // On Language and Cognition, UK Cognitive Linguistics Association, 2004. – Vol. 6. – P. 510–532.
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		+	— [[Valeriya Denisova]] (Ph.D. student) Translated by [[Alina Strugova]]
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   '''Lakoff and Turner, 1980, Ch 9, 15-17''' : image schema allow metaphors to cohere and be structured.
   Metaphors may cohere if their source domains are special cases of a more general one.
 Image schema is a notion that first appears in the works of M. Johnson and G. Lakoff in the 1980s. The scholars speak of a close connection between image schemas and the bodily experience that a person acquires in the process of interaction with the world around. Image schemas present notions schematically, reflecting the [[shape of an object]], its location, the [[trajectory of movement]] etc.

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	'''Johnson''': (1987 xiv) An image schema is a recurring, dynamic pattern of our perceptual interactions and motor		'''Johnson''': (1987 xiv) An image schema is a recurring, dynamic pattern of our perceptual interactions and motor

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 * '''Categorisation Problem''' : difficult to determine which image schema a particular construct belongs to.
 * '''Static vs Dynamic''' Problem
 *: Bennett and Cialone list eight kinds of static {{ImageSchema|Containment}} not including {{ImageSchema|In}} and {{ImageSchema|Out}}

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 ) Schematic integrations - including non-spatial elements: emotions, non-spatial perception
 == Space Image Schemas ==
 : {{ImageSchema|Space}}

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 * {{ImageSchema|Inflation}} deforms a {{ImageSchema|Container}}
-= {{ImageSchema|Spatial Schema}}s and {{ImageSchema|Temporal Schema}}s =
+= {{ImageSchema|Spatial Schema}}s {{ImageSchema|Temporal_Schema}}s =
 Image Schematic Components hierarchy based on specific or complexity ( Mandler and Canovas 2014)
 ) Spatial primitives  first building blocs  to understand perception
 * {{ImageSchema|Path}}
-* {{ImageSchema|Containment}} = {{ImageSchema|Container}} (exterior) + {{ImageSchema|Boundary}} (surface) + {{ImageSchema|Contents}} (Interior)
+* {{ImageSchema|Containment}}
 * {{ImageSchema|Thing}}
 * {{ImageSchema|Contact}}
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 * {{ImageSchema|Thing into Container}}
-) Schematic integrations - including non-spatial elements: emotions, non-spatieal perception
+) Schematic integrations - including non-spatial elements: emotions, non-spatial perception
 = Listing =
 == Space Image Schemas ==